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Mr. and Mrs. David Roberson
were the dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Letcher last
Sunday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Letcher
were called to Hannibal, Mis
souri due to the illness of Mrs.
Letcher’s mother, Mrs. Gertrude j
Duncan, and her grandmother. :
Mrs. Susie Cheers.
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Word was received last week
of the unexpected death of Mrs.
Sarah Polk's sister.
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Charles Campbell was priv
ileged to leave his school work j
and deliver the Lincoln Gettys
burg address at the Lincoln day
celebration at the State Capitol.
He is the son of Mrs. June Camp
bell.
* -* *
Joseph W. Adams has been re
leased from Lincoln Veterans
hospital after spending several
weeks there.
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It was a boy for Mr. and Mrs.
Webster Fowler on March 23.
* * *
Rev. and Mrs. Booker Mc
Daniels, Mrs. Mabel Butler and
Mr. Robert Alexander, all of
Omaha, were guests last week of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Williams.
* * *
Mrs. William I. Monroe, wife
of the newly elected pastor at
Mt. Zion Baptist church, was
called to Mississippi due to the
death of her lather.
* * *
Mrs. Mary Adams and her
nephew, Sanford Hern, have re
turned to their home in Nebraska
City.'
* * *
Mr. John Bookhardt and Mrs.
Eugenia Brown will be among
the University Singers when that
group makes its appearances in
Fremont in the near future. Con
certs are scheduled at the Junior
and Senior high schools in the
day and for the general public
in the evening.
* * *
The sorors of the AKA met at
1945 “S” Street Friday, March 4.
* * *
Mrs. Dorice Conrad King and
daughter are reported returning
to Lincoln tomorrow (Friday) for
a visit. The Kings have been
living in Broken Bow.
* * *
Elbert Starks, Winifred Win
ston, and a group of 10 singing
girls have tried out for Joy Night
at Lincoln Hi. Good Luck, Kids!
* * *
Thursday, March 3, Mr. Oscar
Harriott talked to the noon-hour
discussion group of the campus
YM-YW on the operation of so
cialized medicine in the British
island of Jamaica. Miss Ruth
Sorenson is chairman of the
group that has been discussing
fedealized medicine recently.
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The home of Mrs. Anita Smith
was the scene Saturday night of
the first closed party of the year
to be given by Beta Beta chapter
of the Alpha Pi Alpha fraternity.
Recorded music was selected by
Bert Cooke and Ernest Jones,
prepared the food with great
skill. Among the guests were
Misses Leona Bath, and Virginia
Bo/ston, Omaha; Celestine Light
* ener, Eloise Jones, Delores Bowen
and Mrs. Anita Smith; Brothers
Robert Taylor, Ira Gibson, Presi
dent; Bertram Cooke, Alfred
Grice, Jerry ..Crowder, Charles
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The following persons spent
Sunday visiting churches in
Omaha: Mrs. Lillian Rife, Mrs.
McKinley Tarpley, Sr., Mrs. Bas
alia Bell, Mrs. Frank Williams,
Mrs. M. J. Bradford and Living
ston Wills.
Mt.Zion Church
Mt. Zion Baptist church, di
vided into four groups, have
named themselves after local
business establishments. Mrs.
Fred Bradley, chairman of “The
Voice” group will present a rally
on March 13th at 3 p. m. at the
church. The program will be as
follows:
Processional
Scripture.
Prayer. Mrs. M. L. Shakespeare.
Selection, Choir.
Mt. Zion Church. Mrs. W. I. Monrow.
Mrs. Robert Letcher.
Christ Temple, Trio.
Quinn Chapel, Mrs. Clyde Malone and
Mr. Ralph Wilson.
Dentons Chapel. Mrs. Frank Williams
and Miss Charlene Colbert.
Newman t.r.’.’rch, Mrs. Fawntella Baker
and Mrs. William A. Greene.
Guest Soloist. Mrs. Clyde Coulter.
Learning Young
Baby doll lends Interest to spe
cial Red Cross courses In home
nursing for teen-age girls.
Discuss Results of
New Drug Tests
If the new British drug, antry
cide, being experimented with in
Africa proves successful, the
scourge of sleeping sickness will
be conquered and natives and an
imals will have a freer life. The
major test, on a herd of 84 cattle,
is taking place in a small settle
ment on the main Nairobi-Mom
basa road, an area infested by the
tsetse fly, carrier of the disease.
Here, Dr. D. G. Davey dis
cusses the progress of a test with
R.N.W.T. Fiennes, senior veterin
ary officer of - the British East
African Veterinary organization.
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By Dorothy %Greene
Greetings Gates:
Well, as the weeks whiz by
it’s not too long before we will
be wearing green and carrying
shamrocks, etc., the occasion of
course it’s St. Patrick day.
Tac-Tac
The Klique Klub had a meet
ing Sunday afternoon at my
house. We made plans for the
Mothei-Daughter tea we are go
ing to have March 20.
Tac-Tac
They tell me that^Lopy Finley,
Mary Lou Knowles and Peaches
Winston will be happy when the
month of May arrives. Could it
be their heart trobs will return?
Tac-Tac
A certain girl has been receiv
ing love letters from Imperial,
Kas., what about that Doris?
Tac-Tac
Robbie Powell has been invited
to the Mortar Board tea, honor
ing high scholarship at Ellen
Smith Hall, Sunday, March 20.
(Smart girl).
Tac-Tac
There has been a couple of
birthdays that I have missed so
I will take time out to wish Al
bert (the King I have heard him
called) Bowen and Freddie Pow
ell, HAPPY BIRTHDAY.
Tac-Tac
Billy Finney was in Lincoln
over the week end, she was look
ing most cool, driving the fine
black convertible.
Tac-Tac
Say all you Jacks and Jills
have you heard the latest, Joyce
Williams has entered the Calls
beauty contest so come on let’s
get'in line by making Joyce Miss
Kansas City Call of ’49. See Mrs.
Robert Moody about details.
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Until recently only 100 doctors
and a few dozen nurses were
available to care for Ethiopia’s
total population of some 12,000,000.
Now, with the aid of the U. N.
World Health Organization (WHO)
training programs in all parts of
the country are turning out the
necessary help to relieve the
critical shortage of medical per
sonnel.
Adam Clayton Powell, Con
gressman, is reported at this time
as doing O. K. He is at Sydenham
hospital following another heart
attack.
Truth does not consist in min
ute accuracy of detail; but in
conveying the right impression.
—Dean Alford.
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For Lenten Season
Now that the Lent season is
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Macaroni Escalloped with
Asparagus
1 lb. macaroni
1 bunch asparagus
U cup butter
2 tbsps. flour
1 cup liquid
1 cup top milk
1 tsp. salt
Few grains pepper
ty cup bread crumbs
*4 cup grated cheese
8 slices'bacon
Cook macaroni in boiling water j
one-half hour; drain. Wash and
trim asparagus. Cook in boiling
water until tender; drain reserv
ing one cup of liquid. Make white
sauce of butter, flour, liquid, milk,
and seasonings.
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ing white sauce over each layer.
Cover with crumbs and cheese
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oven 30 minutes. Garnish wifh
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1 cup green grapes
1 cup orange sections
1 banana
i,3 lb. marshmallows
1 cup whipping cream
1 cup grapefruit sections
1 cup salad dressing
Lettuce or endive
This salad can be made many
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Prepare orange and grapefruit
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